Investing in dividend-paying stocks offers access to attractive yields and diversity versus a typical Asia growth fund, according to Fidelity International.

Investing in dividend-paying stocks offers access to attractive yields and diversity versus a typical Asia growth fund, according to Fidelity International.
Performance and potential will continue to be strong drivers of green equities within global portfolios, according to research from FTSE Russell.
The fund manager identifies key reasons why investors should look at the current value rally as more than just a blip.
The drive to decarbonise will lead to a growing number of companies in developing nations providing a wider range of renewable solutions, according to BNY Mellon Investment Management (BNY IM).
This week FSA presents a quick comparison of two China equity products: the Allianz China A-Shares Fund and the Schroder ISF China A Fund.
Although Asian semiconductor and IT stocks have had a turbulent few months, Schroders sees the sector as a long-term winner.
The country’s worst covid outbreak is causing disruption to the economy.
Market dynamics support value investing in the region, with cyclical, old economy and financial stocks the likely beneficiaries, according to Eastspring Investments.
Positive economic growth drivers for the region bode well for asset and sector selection, according to Deutsche Bank International Private Bank (Deutsche Bank IPB).
Unlike in other developed markets, inflation remains muted at 1.2%
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